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  • @NHSuk
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    Sep 1
    September is #GynaecologicalCancerAwarenessMonth. Swipe to learn the key symptoms of the five gynaecological cancers.   Knowing what’s normal for you can help you spot changes.   Having any of these symptoms doesn't mean you have cancer, but it’s important to get checked by a GP.
    Illustration of different women of various ages and ethnicities. Copy reads: 'Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
    Illustration of the female reproductive system, highlighting five different organs. Copy reads: 'There are 5 gynaecological cancers: ovarian, womb, cervical, vaginal and vuval'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
    Copy reads: 'Key symptoms of gynaecological cancers: unusual vaginal bleeding or discharge, including any bleeding after the menopause; persistent bloating, feeling full more quickly or nausea; a persistent itch, lump or changes to the vulval skin or vagina; unexplained lower back, abdominal or pelvic pain'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
    Illustration of a woman holding a phone. Copy reads: 'These symptoms are common and can be caused by many different conditions, but it’s important to get them checked. Contact your GP practice if you experience any of these symptoms'. NHS logo is in the top right corner.
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  • @NHSuk
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    @NHSuk
    Sep 1
    Flu vaccinations for children and pregnant women begin today. Vaccination is our best defence against the flu virus and can be lifesaving. Don’t risk serious illness this winter – if eligible, take up the offer. Find out more ➡️ nhs.uk/vaccinations/f…
    Pregnant woman and young girl smiling together on a couch, promoting flu vaccination for family protection this winter by NHS.
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  • @NHSuk
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    @NHSuk
    Aug 31
    With children heading back to school this week, it can be tricky deciding whether or not to keep your child at home if they are feeling unwell. If you're unsure, see our advice on when a child should be kept at home. ➡️ nhs.uk/live-well/is-m…
    An illustration of a father caring for his ill daughter in bed. He is offering her a drink, and she is blowing her nose. There is a thermometer showing a high temperature.
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  • @NHSuk
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    @NHSuk
    Aug 27
    Thunderstorm can trigger symptoms for those with lung conditions, like asthma. If the weather makes your symptoms worse and you need to use your inhaler more, talk to your pharmacist, contact your GP or NHS 111.
    Illustration of a person using an inhaler during a thunderstorm, with dark clouds, rain and lightning overhead. Text reads: “If you have been prescribed an inhaler, carry it with you during periods of thundery weather.” NHS logo in the top right.
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  • @NHSuk
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    @NHSuk
    Aug 25
    Cervical screening can help prevent cervical cancer, so it’s important to take up your invitation. If you’ve missed yours, the NHS may invite you to take an HPV self-test instead. If self-testing is an option for you, the NHS will contact you.
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